The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1887-12-28

6e1<e; No. 2 red Sg1$c; No. 2 corn, 4sc: No.
7se; No. fax seed Il Soul 81: prime timothy
seed 81 1892 80; Mess PORK per Dbl sl59i6 10;
Lard, per 100 lbs. 81 So; short rib sides
lloose), zoe; dry salted shoulders (boxed)
90@s OOc; short clear sides, (boxed) sl0as I5c'
Whisky, distillers' finished goods, per gallon,
$40. Sugars. cut loaf, 7s4@sle; ,grsnulated
bis; wheat $1,000 bu; corn 10000 bu; oats,
a,ooO bu; rye, 100 bu; barley $1,000 bu,
shipn, snt soo 81 600 6Ss wheat 2s 600 bg
barley Sl,0O0 bu. On the Produce Exchange
to-day, the butter market was quiet: extra
creamery 2S12@Soc; fancy dairy 25926c, Eggs,
CHICAGO, December 27-The visible supply
statement, as prepared by the Secretary of the
Chicago Board Of Trade, shows the folio wing
Wheat, 1.Oo7, lsl bu increase; corn. 4O7576 bu
increase; oats, 1876 bu decrease; rye 5,620 bu
decrease; barley, 427 o36 bn increase.
ST. LOUIS, December H.-Flour steady and
| firm but unchanged. Whest-the firm ness, Of
| feriDg and domestic markets with light receipts
and colder weather created bullish feeling,
| S2hc; Deem Der S75s9S2c, clearing SIC; Jan
uary sales at size; SIC bid at the clo,e; Feb
InaIy sSasssze. closing s33sc; May s5549ss]Ec,
higher, but soon fell back, later rallied and
closed hrm, and &c above Fridays finish I;
cash 465s@47e; December 46zse; January 1919
| sc, closing 47c; February 471294Sc, cosing 4Sc;
May 49s5 @5Cssc closing 5O2sc bid. Cots firm
and higher cash Sls4c; January Sis4c; February
Barley dull no sales bus held firmly. Hay quiet
sales, prairie, Is 50gll 30; timothy sl2 50aS5 So
brsn Gull $50 1 o b. Lead none; 81 IS for corn;
steady; creamery &@sCc; dairy l5@26. Corn
| meal steady and firm, s. 50@265. Whisky steady
81 05 for finished goods; Provisions firm but
| 1904 zoe for car lois. Green shoulders 4Ic;
10 ponnd hams at 9 25c. Dry salt meast loose
TiSs Soc short Clear &c. boxed 2SSsOc tn SIy
neat shoulders Sc 90; long clear and short ribs
| 81 IS; short clear Sc Bacon, shoulders soc,
| loDgtribs c; short clear 6lc%. Hams $40 SO
| 6l2. Receipts days Flour 6,000 wheat Ii, 900:
corn 2o2,NO; oats so Geo; rye 3000: barley 1000
Shipment s;-Flonr Coo wheat 5000; corn 3d.
| OCO; oats 5000; rye none; barley none. After.
| noon board.-Wheat firm: &c higher. Corn
| trm; &c higher; oats 14o higher.
| PHILADELPHIA, December 27,-Fiour very
| quiet; prices in buyers favor Wheat There
wss good speculative demand, and with
market advanced A@l14c and closed firm. TX
| port demand light; sales rel scted in grain de-
pot s5c; No red December sg5S@s9ssc; January
| sg54@90c; February 9lsS@9lzsc, March 9}9931S3;
May 9S1l995Ec. Corn ruled nrm but there was
| little or no speculative trading and demand for
acPs wsS g n car rhsr mere SSs If M M
/ in grain depot s5e; steamer No. yellow do
| 551se; No. yellow do 5Sc; No. mixed Decem-
| 571za5s12e; March 5s@59c; May 59a6c. Oats
SPOT lots quiet but firm with moderate offer
ipgs; sales rejected white Sic' No. white zoe;
| No. white 43c: futures quiet; No 2 white De-
| cember 4015@4le; January 40%Gilc; February
A49il14c; March 4lg4lEc Provisions steady
| s.25c; DO steam SC ButteIIsteady buisfeamery
| extra 29980e special brands sic SIC; western
| factory 1920. Eggs quiet but steady western
| frsts SIC. Cheese quiet and steady; Ohio fats
| ll@llAc.
CINCINNATI, December 27-C,t'on firm:
| middling 971sc. Flour firm family SO 3003 IS;
fancy So 75@s %. Wheat firm; No. red SIC.
Receipts 1900 bu; shipments 500 bu. Corn
| firm: in fair demand No. mixed 539531Sc.
Oats firm No. mixed SI@3i1<o: Rye dull; No.
| zoe. Pork quiet SIS so. Lard IN fair demand,
| CO., CSC. Bulk meats quiet, firm; short ribs
| zoe. Bacon steady; short clear 0Oc. Whisky
10 good demand; sales since Friday 1858 bbls
| cy northwest creamery 35c; extra Ohio Soc good
| to prime dairy roll lS@l6o. Linseed oil steady
Orleans 45I@5Lc. Eggs easier, l9@20c Cheese
In fair demand; prime to choice fiat regular
, sSs..ske ll9l2c.
MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi, December 27.-Thele
was some inquiry for wheat from local milleTs
and shippers were also buying with thsir usual
freedom Receipts for the three days were $50
cars and shipments ITO. The ofts rings were not
large and sellers held ont for higher prices and
obtained them. Local stocks increased during
the past week pa 900 bu; st. Paul, $1,000 bu
Duluth, 1851 bu Closing quotations; In store
No. ! hard, cash 76c, January 7G14c, February
ne. May S21Sc; Nc. ] Northern cash 74c;
| January 741zc; February 751zc; Msy sos. No
Northern cash tic, January 7Jzc, February a &c;
May 767Sc. On track, No j hard I7%a7Sc,
No. 1 Northern 76c; No. 2 Northern 7Sc Flour
patent sacks to ship 81 1894 %; bakers &C. 45@
| 575.
BALTIMORE. December 27..-wheat-western
higher and quiet. No. 2 winter red spot seq
S7c December S5}zqs65se; January S79S71ac;
February Sg5s@s95sc; May 949S@9l5se. Corn
Western higher and dull; mixed spot new. IS
Gh5l4c; January 555sg55szc; February $3.50
see. Oats firm; western white ss@4oc; do
mess pork SIC. Eggs 16a23c. Coffee steady;
Rio csrgoes, ordinary TO fair ls1glS54c. Re
ceiP oa tsli 6 0 wheat i6OoG bu r corn
| Ga bblsi wheat % goo bu.
MILWAUKEE, December q Flour firm.
| wheat bouyanti cash &c; May $3.50, Corn du'l,
ing; No l. 631Sc. Barley higher No 2 Axe. PrOvis
iSBs steady PS!k cash sid 1Sc @ L sTt
| zoe. Cheese quiet; cheddaTs 1l@l1%c.
Receiph;-Fiour,l2l 100 bbls, Wheat. II goo bu;
Barley. ~ o0obu. shipments Hour, 6,OOO bbls;
wheat IS COO bu; barley sS,OOobu.
| TOLEDO December q wheat active and
higher: cash and Decem Der S61zc; January st5sc;
May 9l9Sc. Corn dull and steady; cash 53hc;
| May SEC. Oats dull: cash &C. Glover seed &C
4 tive and steady; cash 81 1871; December 81 Isl
| FEBRUARY s4221l Receipts-Wheat,130 900 bu; corn,
| 5000 bu; oats. LOCO bu; clover seed, al bags.
shipmenis-wheat 1900 bu; corn, 1000 bu;
| KANSAS CITY, December d -Wheat-No. 2
sold III MAY SIC bid, ss1sc asked. Corn-weak;
| No. cash, 44e asked; January, 441sc asked |;
/ may safes AZ 4I14g4ocs Od.b--NOs < CASH. Cav
/ asked.
| LOUISVILLE KY, December H.-Cotton
| quiet. Grain quiet and unchanged. Provisions
| steady ana unchanged.
Ons.
| OIL CITY, Pa, December 27.-National Tran.
| sit Certificates opened at sac; highest Ss1Sc;
lowest SIC; closed at SSc; sales 2 33, 900 bbls;
! clearances 2l74,0c0 bbls; charters %, SSl bbls;
1 shipments 169963 bbls: runs 81 SCI bbls.
| PITTSBURG, Pa. December 27.-Petroleum
| active and strong; National Transit Ger
tifca,es opened at $40; closed at S51sc; highest
ssIzc; lowest sac.
WILMINGTON, Del, Defender 27.-Turpen-
tine steady, SIC.
| CLEVELAND, O., December 27.-Petroleum
| advanced; standard white ITO. TIC.
| TITUSVILLE. Pa, December 27.-National
Transit Certificates opened at S31sc; highest
SS3kc; lowest, $40; closed, ssc.
NEW YORK, December 27.-Petroleum CON
tinues very strong and about the only sales are
those made from the West. The opening wal
steady at s4c below Saturdays close, and after
| the first sales became strong and advanced on
| enormous trading, which continued through
| out the day to SSZc, the highest point in two
| wears There was a slight reaction In the last
| hour, but the market rallied again and closed
strong at SsSc. Sales, 5,456,e00 bbls.
Cotton.
NEW YORK, December 27--C. L. Green & Co
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